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inside the moments of the first ever youtube music awards. and happy monday, everyone. robin off today. great to have lara here.ç i think they needed a "play of the day" and "pop news" award as well for the youtube awards. we rely so heavily on them. >> momentum building. i can feel it. >> i can feel it, too.ç >> also we have some good news in headlines this monday morning. a huge drop in gas prices expected by the end of the yearç headed to the lowest prices in three years just in time for the holidays. >> and just in time for the great "gma" car giveaway. listen to this. all this month, we're giving ç every "gma" viewer a chance to own a brand-new mazda. we'll even drive it right up to your doorstep. i believeç sam will be in some sort of uniform. all you have to do --

>> i'm your valet. -- is watch the program. wait until you hear the beeps. [ horn beeping ] and then there's also a graphicç you need to look for that as well. >> that's right. one question per day every day this week on our website and on twitter.ç keep an eye out for that graphic. listen for the sound. we want to get to you, sam. first major snowstorm in the midwest and chilly here in the east. >> you noticed it yesterday along the east coast and great lakes. canada, by the way, thanks for sharing.ç here's the area of high pressure. the way it's positioned, north of the great lakes if not right on top of it. so its reach isç grabbing all this cold arctic air and swinging it right down on top of us and through the middle of the country. so check out these temperatures. there are already single digits in the windchills this morning. saranac lake, 7.ç new york city feels like 26. washington, 27, cincinnati feels like 36. the cold shot to the east. it moderates a bit.ç but that's about to change. as the high drops a little bit, it brings in colder air from the west. that sets up what we're talking about, about this snowy event

you heard in the headlines. minneapolis, today, 48. not cold enough to drop a lot of snow.ç starting tomorrow, there are about eight states that will be a good solid collection of snow. this is a real punch of snow. we ja,"%uu)(p& moisture to talk about. we'll talk about all of that in just a minute, george. >> thank you, sam. we'll turn now to the latest on friday's bloody rampage at l.a.x. we're learning new details this morning about how the gunman pulled off this terror industry and what may have motivated it.ç david wright is in los angeles. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. pretty much back to normal at l.a.x. if you're traveling through here today, you wouldç be hard-presd to find any signs of the cold-blooded attack that took place just friday. moments before l.a.x. erupted in panic and mayhem --ç paul ciancia arrived like a normal passenger. abc news has learned his roommate dropped him off at terminal 3, unaware ciancia had no ticket and apparently no

plans of boarding a flight.ç according to the criminal complaint filed saturday in federal court, heç walked righ up to the tsa checkpoint, pulled out a smith & westinç assault rifle, and shot tsa officer geraldo hernandez atç point blk range multiple times. he rode up the escalator. he allegedly came back and shot hernandez again, killing him. >> as we know, this is the first tsa employee killed in the line of duty. and it is a significant event. >> reporter: two other tsa officers wwre wounded, james speer and tony grigsby. the fourth victim, a teacher, brian ludmer, shot in the leg. his friends said ludmer and eaglu "=uq1 out of his sweatshirt. as he hid in a closet. >> what you thought he heard wereç police officers out sidef

the door. he opened a crack and saw a police officer. two police officers dragged him out of a closet. they put brian on the wheelchair and ran him out of the terminal to an ambulance.ç >> reporter: ciancia made it all the way down the terminal before airport police finally shot him outside burger king. in his bag, authorities say, a handwritten note, spouuyng a diatribe against the tsa. his former roommate said he had no idea. eally nice guy. a little bit alone and introverted. the roommate thought he was headed home to be with his family. >> he said he was going back to jersey. making amends with his dad. spending holidays with his ç family. >> reporter: just to clarify, that is not the same roommate whoç dropped ciancia off at th airport. as for çciancia, he's hospitalized at ucla medical center under 24-hour guard and heavily sedated. george? >> david wright, thanks very

much. we're going to switch gears now to a little holiday gift for drivers. lower gas prices. and it gets better. experts predicting the cost of ç fuel will continue the fall right through the end of the year. abc news contributor betty liu is here with the story. and good morning to u-betty. >> good morning. lara. it is an extra present this holiday season, under the tree.ç gas prices are now at $3.25 a gallon. that is a low for the year. about 25 cents cheaper than n september. get this. in 34 states, at least one gas station has prices below $3 a gallon. and that holiday cheer is going year, we might see gas near a three-year low. >> that is fantastic news. >> we can buy more shirts. >> yes, matching.ç the question everybody is wondering, why is it happening? some experts are saying this could really boost the economy. >> the why is not so great. the economy is not doing that well. jobs are struggling. and ql"=1:u government shutdown. people have been kind of pulling back and that means gas prices

have been going down. if they stay low enough, that could be the trigger to get into their cars, and into the malls. >> just in time for the holiday shopping. all right, betty, thank you so much. new troubles on the obama care front. internal administration memos revealing for the first time that extensiveç hurdles for signing up for insurance are not limited to the website. abc's jonathan karl has more from washington. good morning, jon. >> reporter: the white house said repeatedly that people canç bypass the problems on the website by sending an application over the mail or on a hotline. turns out that is not the easy fix that the white house suggested it 0 would be. president obama has repea( reassured frustrated consumers that they could easily bypass crash after crash on healthcare.gov by enrolling in other ways. >> in the meantime, you can apply for coverage over the phone, or by mail, or in person. >> reporter: he said enrolling over the phone is easy and quick. once you get on the phone

with a trained representative, it usually takes about 25 minutes for an individual to apply for coverage, about 45 >> reporter: internal obama administration memosç obtained exclusively by abc news from republican congressional investigators show that applications over the phone have the very same problem as those on the website. why? they use the same computer system. determine eligibility no matter how the application is submitted, reads one memo. written by the team in charge of fixing the website. the memo describes filling out paper applications as basically the paper applications allow people to feel like they are moving forward, it reads. at the end of the day,ç we are all stuck in the same queue. in other words, while the president was pitching the same hotline, the call centers was using the same system as the website.

but the white house is saying that the call centers were designed so people could give their personal information and if it could beç entered into t website at a later date when the website is working better, the president didn't say you can enroll over the phone only that you can submit your applicationç as you know, the white house is saying that website will be fixed by the end of the month. >> jon, these troubles are already becoming fodderç on th campaign trail. big elections in new jersey and virginia. and the president was out in virginia yesterday. >> that's right. and they're hoping for some good news out of virginia.ç polls something that democrats could have a clean sweep in what had long been a will be dominated, if the election goes the way the polls suggest, by the democrats. that's good, good news here at the white house.ç >> chris christie, republican, headed to victory in new jersey. let's get the other top stories from josh. a frightening scene at a football game. houston head coach, gary kubiak, you see him there in the blue

sweat suit. he collapsed on the field as he walking to the locker room at halftime.ç he appeared conscious. obviously in pain. carried off the field on a stretcher. he is in stable condition at the hospital at this hour. the team saying he's undergoingç tests today but did not have a heart attack. meanwhile, the texans blew an 18-point lead at that point and they would lose the game.o@ r(tc big story in professional football. accusations that a miami dolphins player quit because he was bullied by members of his own team. now the team is taking action.ç overnight, the miami dolphins suspended starting guard richie incognito amidst allegations he may have harassed and bullied o badly, that martin left the team. >> jonathan martin -- >> source tells espn that ç last sum e-incognito allegedly coaxed martin to front $15,000 to help send a group of players to las vegas, a trip martin didn't even join.

it's one of a string of money-related hazing incidents that's caused martin's representatives to claim he's been a target of harassment, including a lunch room incident last week that allegedly led to martin' departure from the team. the dolphins said theyç suspend incognito for, quote, conduct detrimental to the team, end quote. >> they're expected to find repeated examples of bullying and harassment. >> reporter: incognito said on twitter, in part saying, i want my name cleared. enough is enough. in another incident, martin and other young players were allegedly persuaded to pay a $30,000 restaurant bill for a lavish team meal. miami defensive tackle, jared odrick with the caption, everything tastes better when rookies pay for it was a tweet by another player, jared odrick. the dolphins are working with the nfl to get to the bottom of this.

we'll have more as updates are available. and take a look at this picture. remarkable story in new york. an nyu student became wedged in that two-footwide space between a dormitory and a parking garage. he was stuck for nearly two days there. firefighters had to break through a cinderblock wall to pull him out. turns out he may have ended up there after falling from a window. thankfully, and however miraculously, he's recovering in the hospital today. overseas, a stunning find inside a german apartment building. a local magazine reports more than $1 billion in art stolen by the nazis has been recovered in the mansion of an art dealer's son. including works by picasso a matisse. a total of 1500 works of art were recovered. something of an explosive scene at this soccer game. fans lighting fires in the stands of the rival stadium in serbia. then, as you can see, dancing around the flames, as players looked on in shock. the smock got so thick, referees

had to call off the game. internationally, this is unfortunately something of a common occurrence in the sport. finally, this soccer game in north carolina. also put on hold. not for reasons of flame. just for reasons of fun. and -- cute and adorable. as you see this puppy actually wanting to play with -- wanting to play frisbee. come on. let's go, people. you're a little unclear on the concept. i'm ready to go. and go he did. it only took 716 people in the town, apparently, to corral him. he may still be running. as updates become available, we'll have them for you. i think he won that one. i think it's fair to say. >> i think so, too. we did, too, adorable. thank you, josh. switching gears to a horrifying crash. two skydiving planes colliding at 12,000 feet. but even as one of the planes breaks apart, somehow all nine skydivers and two pilots make it

to the ground safely. alex perez has more from superior, wisconsin. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, lara. this morning, authorities are working to figure out what exactly happened here. now, this was an experienced group of skydivers. none of them imagined they would be jumping out of a plane to save their own lives. within seconds, this thrill ride turned terrifying. this group of skydivers in superior, wisconsin, just trying to stay alive. this morning, the survivors say there's only one reason they're still living. >> we were all very, very lucky here. >> reporter: lucky because all 11 people, 9 skydivers and 2 pilots, survived this unbelievable crash. saturday night, those skydivers were 12,000 feet in the air, seconds away from jumping, when the two cessna planes they were flying in collided midair. one plane flying over the other, sparking a huge fireball. >> all of a sudden, this weird

noise that -- it was kind of just like a boom. >> reporter: the lead plane's wing breaks off and as the damaged aircraft began to break into pieces, the skydivers jumped, deploying their parachutes as they fell from the sky. the pilot had just seconds to scramble and find an emergency parachute so he, too, could jump to safety. >> he's got to get his seat belt off, get out the door and deploy his chute. >> reporter: and as the trail plane plunged, the skydivers on board also bailed but the pilot of that aircraft was able to gain control and land safely. >> we're not totally sure just yet. but, we think the trail plane probably got in the wash of the lead plane and caused the collision. but we don't know for sure. >> reporter: very lucky indeed. no one suffered major injuries. believe it or not, just cuts, scrapes, and a few bruises. lara? >> all right, thank you, alex. another close call now. this one at cirque du soleil. when an acrobat slipped and fell

during the wheel of death act in las vegas, just days after the company was fined for a fatal accident in june. john muller is here with the details. good morning, john. >> it's called the wheel of death. it almost earned its name. a man that fell from the wheel remains in the hospital. for cirque du soleil, the timing couldn't be much worse. it's called the wheel of death. this morning, one cirque du soleil performer is lucky to be alive after falling from this double-wheeled contraption. that spins performers through the air. sources tell abc news junior espinosa is in stable condition after slipping off the wheel on friday night. cirque du soleil would not confirm his identity but told abc news the show was halted and the artist transported to university medical center. in 2011, lara spencer got a rare behind the scenes look at the wheel of death. this camera shows the point of view of the performer as they

swing, like a pendulum, without mm9ñ according to the las vegas sun, the accident comes four days after the osha fined cirque du soleil more than $25,000 in safety citations. this, after 31-year-old performer, plummeted 94 tweet to her death last june. >> her body seemed out of control. like she was grabbing, you know, at the air. >> reporter: cirque du soleil is appealing the osha ruling. the gravity-defying routines are rigorously practiced and perfected. performers have in the past defended the show's safety record. >> we all have huge safety routines we go through. the artists, the riggers, the staff. there are so many safety measures in place. >> reporter: this morning, the wheel of death has stopped spinning until the injured performer can return to the stage. >> clearly, espinoza is lucky to be alive. he's expected to be out of the hospital in a matter of days. will he ever step foot on the wheel of death again? that remains to be seen. guys, back to you.

lara, i'm sure you have some feelings about the wheel of death. >> i would never. so many of the performers, this is their life. would not be surprising if he did get back. gotta watch the weather now. the tropical storm downgraded. putting a lot of rain across the midwest. >> rain in places that don't need it and rain in places that do. like central, texas. let's talk about this. it's a little bit of sonia. what's left it it right now. sitting in mexico, it's really north eastern central mex doe getting pounded by all that rain. as the low spins in, it will have plenty of moisture to spread into the country. it even has a connection with the snow we're expecting in the middle of the country. because it is the moist feed. northern areas get cold air on top of the moisture. southern areas, warm air. if you break this down, this is today and tomorrow. here tomorrow in the northern areas. but it is about two to three inches of precip coming in those areas. some of this in the northern territories will be snow. just how cold that air is getting into the region. quick look at the big boards to show you what is going on.

new york city, 47, memphis, 65. mean while, in the southwest, it couldn't be nicer. some of the nicest weather on the board. 65 degrees in l.a. anchorage, snow and 42. that's the weather around the nation.

that's your look at america's weather. we'll have more when we come back in the next half hour. >> thank you, sam. coming up on "gma," new details in the case of the newlywed charged with killing her husband after just eight gays of marriage. the newly revealed documents that could seal her fate. caught on camera. alarming video from the dash cam of a truck driver barreling down the highway, 65 miles an hour, looking at his phone. and lady gaga, eminem. just a few of the stars center stage at the ground-breaking youtube music awards. have you heard about this? the biggest baby born in america this year. all right, it's a gorgeous baby. think about it from the mother's perspective. the mother reveals how she made

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wanted the body found and the cops out of it. >> in her mind, she's believing if she can get the police out of the case, in other words if the body is found, it's determined an accident, the case is closed, she's home free. >> reporter: prosecutors say she pushed him because she regretted marrying a man she didn't love. her confession came only after she concocted lie after lie to cover her tracks. investigators say she first told them her husband disappeared after going on a joyride with friends. these new documents include an e-mail addressed to the new bride from someone named tony. sent three days after cody went missing. cody got out of the car and went for a little hike and they are positive he fell, and he is dead, jordan. i don't know who the guys were, but they took off. so call off the missing person report. cody is gone for sure.

investigators say that e-mail is a fraud, sent to herself from a computer registered to her father. she's pleaded not guilty. next month, a jury is set to decide if she's a grieving widow who lied out of fear, or a calculating killer whose lies finally caught up to her. for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> let's get more on this with dan abrams, our chief legal affairs reporter. even though she's already confessed, these documents hurt her case. >> before, all we knew, she was saying the last thing she knew, she saw him getting into a car with people she didn't know. that's the last thing we heard. now to see the documents, about the lengths that she went to to cover this up, makes it that much more problematic for her. this note that she gets from some guy named tony, right, and you read what she says in the note, i mean, it's so absurd. call off the missing persons report. cody is gone for sure. et cetera. if she's the one who created

that, all to try to lead the authorities away from it, that just makes the case that much easier for the authorities. >> this is still about everything that happened after the fact. there is not a lot of evidence this is pre meditated. >> i think if she came to the authorities and said, here's what happened. we were up on the top. we had been fighting. he scratched me before. he grabbed my arm, i pushed him. i don't think the authorities would have charged her with murder. i think they would have charged her with manslaughter. i think this is a kind of case you'll see plea discussions. she would want something like involuntary manslaughter and almost no prison time. the authorities would be demanding voluntary manslaughter, more significant prison time. i have to believe they'll work out some sort of plea deal. now to the frightening new dash cam video. a truck driver in arizona, allegedly looking at pictures on his phone, crashes into police cars and emergency vehicles. killing one officer.

that driver has been charged with murder. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: watch closely. that's 33-year-old truck driver jorge espinosa. on the left of the screen. his wallet blocking the view of his dash camera. his empty fuel tanker barreling down an arizona highway at 65 miles an hour when the unthinkable happened. his 10,000-pound 18-wheeler plows right into three police cars and two fire trucks stopped at an accident scene. in one of those cars, officer tim huffman, killed in the crash. now investigators say this newly released video shows that espinosa was on his cell phone at the time of the wreck. according to investigators, his cell phone records show he was online looking at facebook and sites with websites of pictures

of women wearing little clothing. at the time, he said he looked away at a passing truck. see here, there doesn't seem to be a passing truck. you can see his white galaxy 3 cell phone fly in the air. police say he intentionally placed his wallet to block the dash camera while he was looking or manipulating his cell phone. he's now facing 20 felony charges, including second-degree murder. he's pleaded not guilty. in 2011, this truck driver's dash cam caught him talking on the phone before swerving across four lanes into a crushing rollover. in september, this school bus driver was caught with one hand on the wheel and two eyes on her phone. in both of those cases, no one was seriously hurt. unfortunately in this case, this dangerous distraction caught on camera turned deadly. espinosa told the police he never uses his phone while

driving because it is against company policy. but authorities say this was not a one-time thing. that cell phone records showed he used his phone to look at x-rated sites, youtube, and also facebook while driving in the past. he's due back in court next month. that video so jarring, if you text or look at pictures, it may convince you to stop. >> thank you so much. let's turn to sam. sam, you have some kind of cool pictures to show us. >> this even -- i forget these things. the moon is not a fixed difference away from us. depending on the cycle, you can get a totally different look on an eclipse. this was a hybrid eclipse. condition day morning at about 6: 30, visible from nigeria, even the east coast from the u.s. saw it, you won't get a chance to see it because the moon won't be in a far away position until 2023 again. so absolutely amazing. you forget that the moon is not in a fixed position all the time from the planet. that's why -- good morning, jacksonville, 71 degrees. this is part of the big push of cold air.

although it's not really in the temperature scheme here. what it does do is push an awful lot of water up against the shoreline. that's beach erosion and rough surf. south florida out of the cool air in this hit. this is the cold pocket of air from the great lakes to the east coast. you're not in it all week long. this is a warming trend that comes later on this week. it will pop the temperatures up a bit. wednesday, washington, d.c., 64 degree, boston, your wednesday up as well. d.c. and new york, both up at 262 degrees by the time you get >> gorgeous look at the big board. we'll talk about the northwest in the next half hour. all that weather brought to you by united health care. >> thank you, sam. and coming up, those youtube

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first ever youtube video music awards. oh, wow, that was one of the quiet moments. there were so many unexpected and quirky ones. linzie janis has the story. youtube's first ever awards shows streaming live on the web, made up of a homemade mashups of hits made phenomenons. like rebecca black's "friday." ♪ friday freud gotta get down >> reporter: "gangnam style." and most recently, "what does the fox say?" ♪ what does the fox say ♪ i've gotta know >> reporter: then a series of so-called live music videos. like this one, to the song "afterlife." and this one, starring viral violinist lindsey sterling. the idea to honor the army of spontaneous creators, letting millions of fans pick

the winners. and, yes, that unscripted creativity led by host jason schwartzman and reggie watts which at times looked like chaos. >> the winner's name is somewhere on the stage. this isn't it. >> it seemed too unfocused for people to tell other people what they were watching. it seemed very unshareable. >> reporter: watch this bizarre scene with macklemore. and ryan lewis win for the breakout act. >> do we get to keep the babies? >> reporter: from crying babies to a crying gaga. ♪ i need more than that >> reporter: the barefoot singer playing her new song with tears streaming down her face. video of the year went to pop band girls generation for their song, "i got a boy." and rapper, eminem, who performed his own live music vid video, took home artist of the year.

>> thanks, everybody, for coming out, man. i'm out. peace. >> reporter: at the peak of the awards, 215,000 viewers. an hour into the show, tens of thousands of viewers had dropped out. apparently deciding it was a little too different for their liking. weird and wonderful or just plain weird. >> yeah, it's going to take off. speaking of which, another video that's already viral, coming up, "scandal" star, kerry washington is tackling a big issue facing "saturday night live." we're going to get into it. and surely, this will be nominated at next year's youtube video music awards. a "play of the day." typical day at the officenç all transformed. go nowhere. >> what do you mean? >> well, gout to come back to find out. very, very heavy. i'm not big enough or strong enough for this. there should be some way to make it easier. [ doorbell rings ] [ morty ] here's a box, babe. open it up. oh my goodness! what is a wetjet? some kind of a mopping device. there's a lot of dirt on here.

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. the oakland a's may be on the move to san francisco. major league baseball is pitching the idea that the a's play at at&t park next season if they are unable to secure a new agreement at o.co, in oakland. speaking of seasons, let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. a lot more sunshine today. good morning, everybody. warmer and mid to upper 60s in most neighborhoods. fairfield a little warmer. 30s inland again for the valleys, 40s for the rest of us tomorrow morning. a warming trend through

wednesday on your accuweather seven-day forecast. leyla. we've got two accidents. first one in san francisco southbound side if you're making that drive right up to west borough boulevard. heavy backups, 15 miles per hour is your top speed. in

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. start your engines. the greatest giveaway in "gma" history starts this morning. three days. three cars. so how do you win? you're going to have to watch to find out. ♪ what does my girl say plus, what a weekend for "scandal" star kerry washington. as she took center stage on "saturday night live." we'll show you the moment that has everyone talking today. ♪ i'm glad you came and they're back. the wanted, here, live. for a fall concert that will own the night. and the morning. sit back and enjoy the ride as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. >> oh, yeah. and don't forget, the wanted. good morning, the wanted.

right there. there they are up in the marquee studio. say sayle -- saying hello to fans that started lining up last night at 10:00 in the freezing cold. a brand-new album. songs from the new album coming up in just a little bit, as we say, good morning, america. >> a big crowd here. so much going on. we have our great "gma" car giveaway contest. it's not a contest. it's a giveaway. kicks off this morning. it's your chance to win 1 of 3 great new mazdas. sexy little cars. we all got in them last week. to get the keys to the new car, you need to watch the show very carefully though. when you see a special picture on the screen and you hear this noise. [ tires screech and horn beeps ] you'll get a clue. if your dog starts barking, pay attention. >> then a trivia question per day on the website and on

twitter. friday, you take the trivia challenge and complete the rest of the contest. >> and then. >> it's fair to say. we have a compendium here. you can get the complete contest rules on the website. just watch the show. just watch the show. synthesize it. on friday, if you read some rules, you'll have a shot at a car. >> i mean, here's the deal. it's a free car. we didn't say you didn't have to work. you know what i mean? i mean -- there's a little bit of work involved. then i'm your valet for the rest of your life. and i bring a car to your house every morning. >> we want people participating. and you know those things you want to do when you have a cute cuddly nice little baby. you want to bathe him in the sink. what if the baby is giant? do you have to clear the hot tub on the patio to bathe the thing? i don't know but we're going to find out this morning. >> thing? >> it's baby. >> you can't call it a thing. you can't call it a thing. >> but it's a giant baby. >> it's a beautiful, big baby. >> he is lovely and beautiful.

and then, also, real quick. an unbelievable love story. this couple, they met, they fell for each other. they're tying the knot. all of it plays out on instagram. that's how it started. that's how it will -- >> a very modern romance. let's get news from josh. we're going to begin with new details about the rampage at los angeles international airport last week. abc news has learned the alleged gunman was dropped off at the airport friday by an unsuspecting roommate of his. according to a criminal complaint, 23-year-old paul ciancia used an assault rifle to kill tsa agent gerardo hernandez, injure two other tsa agents and a teacher at the airport. ciancia is in critical condition, unable to speak. exclusive internal memos obtained by abc news show that applications by phone or mail

are facing the same problems as those on the health care website. they are using the same flawed computer system. one memorandum describes the paper applications as an effort to buy time. and the biggest anti-american demonstration is under way in tehran. protesters are stomping on the american flag. and starting fires, marking 34 years since the iranian hostage crisis. a bizarre admission from the mayor of toronto. rob ford says he's sorry for, and i quote, being hammered, end quote, in public. he refuses to resign. he did not address allegations that he smokes crack cocaine. and a taxi dash cam was rolling when this driver lost control on a busy highway. take a look. just before the road splits in two outside jerusalem, the driver suddenly swerves, slams into the side of a van, bounces back over the median. finally plowing into a railing.

stunningly, nobody was hurt here. and finally, you have heard of the breakfast of champions. >> i have. >> apparently, this is the breakfast, lunch, and dinner, of a champion. and not samuel j. in his new memoir, sprinter usain bolt said he didn't like the food in china. during the olympics. so instead, he turned to mcdonald's. is this true? he ate an average of 100 chicken nuggets per day. he was there for ten days. i'm going to ask all of you at home to get out the abaci. and do the math yourself. the best part about this story, arguably is that he averaged 100. apparently, there were days when he consumed more than 100 chicken mcnuggets in a single day. he's the fastest man who has ever lived. he is a cheetah.

and he's eating -- >> he's a nugget machine. by the way, it doesn't instill confidence when your news guy goes in the middle of the story, wait, is this true? it's -- it's not -- >> no. >> i'm looking for an emotional center to own that story. "pop news" coming up. first the weather with sam. >> so let's jump to it. we have this big storm in the northwest. over the weekend, 50 to 60-mile-an-hour winds. take it careful on the suspension bridges. this time with this storm system moving into the country, there is a snowy component. last week, on halloween, there was not. so there's very heavy rain if the middle. a sign of the cold air is on the move. good morning, phoenix, at 82 degrees today. wish i was there to just hug you. i don't know. be in phoenix.

>> all of america's weather right there at the 8:00 hour. now, lara spencer, what is coming up? >> thank you for asking, am. coming up in "pop news" a surprising boy band reunion. why they were all wearing matching outfits. and news on my uncle si. and the political candidate who is not afraid to say he's a bottom feeder. i'll explain. >> please do. >> try to guess. and here's what's coming up on our "morning menu." we have kerry washington getting big laughs, tackling hot-button issues.

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the star of abc's hit show, "scandal." absolutely killed it on "saturday night live." she had so many great characters. but this parody of "what does the fox say" has gone viral. washington took on a big question on "snl" that faces that program. takes a little heat for lack of diversity in its cast. we'll get into that later. first, some pop news. let's do it, everybody. happy mond to you. we begin with the duck dynasty gang. they continue to have the midas touch. let's talk duck dynasty. their new album, it's a christmas album. there you go, thank you, everybody. it's called duck the halls, it's a robertson family christmas. it's on course to make a top ten

debut. all family members sing, including my favorite, uncle si. and there's some new songs, like ragin' cajun red neck christmas. luke bryan does harry christmas. >> they got everybody. >> those guys can do no wrong. the show is so popular. >> they can also move some product. >> indeed. also in "pop news" chris kirkpatrick said bye bye bye to single life. he did wit a little help from his band mates, too. they renighted at the lowe's hotel to help him marry his long-time girlfriend. they doubled as groomsmen and ushers. how cool for the guests. the last time we saw the boy band together was on stage at the vmas. this time, all wearing matching rented tuxes from men's

wearhouse. even justin threw on the rented tux for the big occasion. finally, george, if you want to get on the booking right away for the last story. >> let's take a look. >> one of the candidates on the ann arbor exit tee is telling voters he's a bottom feeder. theus he's a 20-pound carp. he was removed from a pond for being destructive to vegetation. soon, he had a twitter account and political as operatipiratio. still a mystery who is behind the twitter account. he's trying to confuse voters. his opponent says a 20-pound carp. >> what is that? >> is that the wild fish video? >> yes, i did. sam. the opponent says it's a substantial opponent and he

wishes him luck. >> vote for me, i'll clean up your ponds. that's "pop news." >> we move to the heat index. great clips. she was so great on "saturday night live." what a year she's having. everything he does this year is turning great. "snl" is taking heat for a lack of diversity in the cast. chris connelly has the story. >> reporter: after this, my girlfriend is so busted parody of what does the fox say, we should maybe be asking what can't kerry washington do? she killed it this past week end. >> i hope i'm not interrupting. >> reporter: playing michelle obama and oprah winfrey back to back. in a hot button cold open saw the show attempting to acknowledge its lack of an

african-american female cast member. >> the producers of saturday night live would like to apologize to kerry washington for the number of women characters she has to play. >> reporter: al coming in response to sharply critical headline and being called out on the view. >> i thing thai not doing the work the find funny women of color. >> reporter: opinions like that leading to a comment last week from lorne michaels. it will happen. i'm sure it will happen. >> i'm so proud to be on a show that in 2013 has the courage to cast a white man as president. >> reporter: on saturday's show, without making reference to her recently rumored pregnancy, she took center stage for problem solving. >> i was out last night at da club. i may have punched a bouncer. >> okay, you need to leave town immediately. >> because i hit a bouncer?

>> no, because you call it da club. >> reporter: earning "snl" it's highest rated show in a month. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> a big hit on twitter as well. the opening scene got a whole lot of action. and the piece talking about what does my girl say? 2300 tweets a minute. >> my son was obsessed. we watched it over and over. she can sing. she's from the bronx. she's got the new york accent down. she was awesome. to see her having fun and making fun of herself congratulations to her. >> to see eminem on the show and be an afterthought. it's huge. >> and i guess baby on the way. didn't say a word about it. >> maybe, maybe, maybe. >> oh. >> what is that? >> speaking of babies.

we've been talking about it all morning. likely you'll be talking about it all day. the biggest baby born in the u.s. this year. >> confirmed. >> not your average bundle of joy. brandi hitt has the story. >> big boy. >> big boy. >> hi. >> reporter: born tipping the scales at a whopping 14 pounds, joel brandon jr. is the biggest baby delivered in the u.s. so far in 2013. >> it waelly was a big surprise for us how large he was. >> reporter: he came into the world in american fork, utah, a week early about six months ago. >> the last ultrasound. it showed 11 pounds. they put him on the scale and said 14, we were all, like, really shocked. >> reporter: that's roughly the same weight as many thanksgiving turkeys. nearly two gallons of water. and carrying this big bundle of

joy was not easy. >> it was painful. let me tell you. my last couple weeks, i really couldn't get out of bed. >> reporter: many are wondering how did sara deliver j.j. he was born via cesarean section. big babies run in their family. and sara's type i diabetes likely contributed to his size. he was treated for respiratory issues but is doing well. he wears the same size diapers as his 2-year-old sisters. he's two pounce shy of what his-year-old twin sisters weigh. but the brandons say doctors believe j.j. will start slimming down when he's a toddler. >> he's on his own scale. you just have to accept that. >> reporter: for "good morning america," brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles.

>> gorgeous. this update, just hours after that story, he's a men's medium. we do have a picture of him in the sink. you wondered if you could bathe the baby in the sink. you have to take out all the dishes. >> he's so beautiful. >> congratulations. >> happy, happy. >> lara, thank you for all you and yours have done. that is -- there are peer kls and then there are miracles. >> no, no. she's -- >> unbelievable. >> still smiling. >> that could be in the near future for two lovely young kids. next up here, a modern romance. very modern. it all began on instagram. dennis and elizabeth. they say, they love taking and posting photos. it led them to find each other. now they're planning a wedding. we're going to meet them in a moment. first, here's their wonderful

story. they're own unconventional love story. elizabeth wisdom posted this photo on her instagram account. dennis lafargue commented. >> my family did the same trip the summer before. it sparked our conversations back and forth. >> he kept comments on my photos. and so, i finally decided to check out his profile and see who this guy was. i started looking forward to comments from him. >> reporter: what was next for the couple of 21-year-olds who liked each other? >> i was excited when he got my numbers. i rep thinking, oh, wow. this is going outside of instagram. >> reporter: they decided to meet. elizabeth drove seven hours from texas to louisiana to meet him. a day later, another posting. it's official, guys, elizabeth wisdom is my insta lady. nine months later, an elaborate

marriage proposal no tin the wo. >> reporter: 30 photos led her to a barn on her grandmother's property, the place she always wanted to be married. ♪ i have never seen a woman >> reporter: the question popped. the answer? yes. >> where would i be without instagram. ♪ forever and always >> that's awesome. elizabeth and denis joining us now. >> with would you be without instagram. [ horn honks ] >> what's it been like for them. they saw two become one. now it goes here. >> it's been great to here people say they've been following our story the entire time. it's like, it's so encouraging for us. and just to know that there's a whole community out there that supports our relationship and understands it. >> it's terrific. >> you guys seem like it's very organic. how is it for your family?

were there any concerns? >> for sure. my family was -- skeptical at first. my mom has an instagram. so she was not as skeptical. but my dad was pretty skeptical about the whole thing. >> it took a couple of weeks for my parents to understand that i was serious about elizabeth. an for them to really accept it and support it. is there there w >> there was something hooking you from the start. what was it about the pictures? >> one of them that got me was a picture of a tattoo she had gotten over the summer. it's a scripture verse that is her grandfather's favorite. her being a christian was very important to me. and crater lake picture in oregon. her family did a trip up the west coast. the summer before that, my family did the same trip. we had stopped there. it was one of my favorite spots.

>> it's a beautiful place. >> there had to be a moment where you thought, this is more than the pictures, i think she's cool. what made you go, i think i might love her? >> a couple of weeks into it, she posted a picture of herself and i was like -- >> hello. >> whoa. yeah. >> even better than crater lake. >> absolutely. >> we saw -- we saw the wonderful proposal. it actually went down in your grandmother's barn. place that is very important for you. so where are you getting married? >> outside the barn between two oak trees and so the barn will be a backdrop for the wedding. >> that's beautiful. outside the barn. >> quickly, we have been asking all of you. we'll share one here. keep 'em coming. how did you find love online. lots of tweets. this one from new york. met my hubd online through yahoo! personals.

married four years, three little boys together. one of hundreds and hundreds coming in. keep them coming. >> we want to hear more of your story. to be continued. loved meeting you. coming up, the dos and don'ts of one of the hottest fall fashion trends. high boots. we'll talk about when we come back.

good morning. i'm kristen sze. police at uc berkeley are stepping up patrols after a set of spike in robberies targing students with smartphones. there have been three incidents on the cal campus since wednesday and more than a dozen muggings in the last month. a person in a motorized wheelchair is dead after being hit by a car in san francisco. it happened around midnight at market street and octavia boulevard. the victim was in the crosswalk at the time. authorities say the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with investigators. let's see how your morning commute is going with leyla gulen. hi, leyla. >> hi, kristen. we have one lane blocked on the nimitz. if you're traveling through oakland, you'll find this one involving at least three vehicles right at tenth avenue we've got delays in the southbound direction. heavy traffic northbound as you make it up to the maze. a look at our drive time traffic, we're still about an hour and ten minutes from trace

si to dublin. very busy, highways 4 and 101 also building.

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warmer than 24 hours ago. mid to upper 60s in most neighborhoods. fairfield 70, half-moon ♪ ♪ so glad you came ♪ oh oh oh oh i'm glad you came ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ i'm glad you came and we're always glad for the chance to turn morning show fun. glad the wanted came as well. they have been our guests for a couple of summer concert series. always fun. a brand-new album out tomorrow as well. we'll hear a couple of songs off of it as well. i don't want to tell people the wanted are here because we won't be able to leave times square. don't mention to anyone that the

wanted are here. also coming up, one of the hottest trend this is fall. the over the knee boot. not always easy to pull off. we'll show you the dos and don'ts of the fall fabulous trepd. and everybody two grew up in the '80s remembers corey feldman. he was everywhere. >> and apparently now, so much the buzz. he's written a new memoir that talks about how tough it is being a child star and going through that and all the pressures. it's something that people need to talk about because we clearly have a lot of problems with folks who start their career that way. >> he really -- he really tells secrets. >> to hell and back. >> let's get to the trend. you were all thinking about this one. women love the trend. it's not easy to pull off. a lot of celebs are doing thigh-high boots. you could think of the julia

roberts scene from "pretty woman." we have rachel smith to tell us how to pull it off. >> the over the knee boot hasn't always had the reputation. if paired right, it's a total do. check this out. ah, yes, the thigh-high boots. a trend that all the hottest a-listers like miranda kerr and blake lively, even the first lady pulled off flawlessly and tastefully. when we thing of sky-high over the knee boots. >> did you really say $100 an hour. >> reporter: only one image comes to mind. >> oh, no. i've got a runner in my pant hi hose. >> you don't want to wac olk outside in a look like that. >> reporter: we hit

bloomingdale's with a fashion editor from "glamour." is it for any woman, any size, shape, height? >> yes, yes, yes. we're not excluding anyone. >> reporter: what are the don'ts? >> don't go with a too, too short skirt or a too, too short dress. this is a don't. there's leather on top of leather on top of leather on top of leather. >> reporter: do pair them with a longer kresz or skirt. >> just a sliver of skin. >> reporter: what are some dos. >> get away from the black once in awhile. this is perfect for brunch. >> reporter: and my favorite take-away do. >> a love the over the knee boot with a shirt and blazer. >> reporter: you can now officially crash this impaj from your mind and feel confident that you, too, can rock thigh highs and look lie beyonce. well, almost.

all right, so you may not look like beyonce. you might feel like her. i feel fierce in these boots. >> you look fierce. thank you, rachel. >> i didn't know this was not a trend before now. or whatever. >> now you do. >> this is news to me. >> what? pair them with a pair of skinny jeans or black pants. it toens it done a bit. tease are kind of -- >> the leather, lert, leather, was a big no, no, no. >> thanks, rach. >> you're up, bud. corey feldman. big stars. a teen icon back if the '80s. now, revealing the dark side of growing up in hollywood. he's had public struggles. he discusses it in a new memoir called "coreyography." bianna golodryga brings us the

details. >> reporter: from gremlins to stand by me. >> i'll smack. >> reporter: to the goonies. >> at least i have a brain. >> reporter: he took center stage in some of the most memorable movies of the '80s. he reveals he battled perm demons that led to years of drug and alcohol abuse at the age of 14. i had poster on my wall. you don't see the coolest guy. >> i'm very self-critical. i can't help it. >> reporter: parts of that come from his tumultuous relationship with his parents. how much pressure was there to bring in income? >> i was the bread winner for the family. children should not be workers. go goonies was the most fun. >> reporter: it was on the set of the goonies where he met his

idol and future friend, the king of pop. he believes there is more to the story behind michael jackson aps death. >> i think michael was much more involved in it himself. not an accidental drug overdose. >> reporter: you think he wanted to die? >> this is it. that's all i'm going to say. >> reporter: the death of his fellow star and friend, corey haim, made him want to write the book. >> here's the part that really gets me. i gave the police the names of my predators. did any of those men get investigated? no. all they wanted to hear was one name. michael jackson. and guess what, when i told them over and over and over michael jackson did nothing to me, but this guy did, this guy did, this guy did. >> reporter: they didn't investigate. >> never.

they're walking free today. >> reporter: his pride and joy is his 9-year-old son, zen. for "good morning america," bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> a public struggle. we wish him and his son the very best. >> something many people will go through. >> sam, you got a great program to tell us about. >> often, our parent company does wonderful things. we want to tell you about this. as we get into the holiday season, it's a time for giving. abc is donating, the disney company, donating 750,000 to feeding america. you, by the way, can help us. this could be a much bigger program than it is right now. this month, to double your impact, when you donate to feeding america in november, disney will match every dollar donated up to $250,000. make them give it. you have to get in and start donating as well. that is money that goes to

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[ cheers and applause ] it's a pretty good way to start a monday. as you can hear. you guys aren't excited, are you? about the wanted? [ cheers and applause ] british pop stars, the wanted, have sold more than 5 million singles in the u.s. they have a brand-new album coming out tomorrow. it's called word of mouth. they're going to perform in a moment. first, we want to say hello to max, nate han, tom, jay, and steve. you're about to embark on a world tour. what is the best part of having

experienced this together as hitting the road together? >> having seen the fans. they're amazing. [ cheers and applause ] they always come out and support us. they're like, different people from different countries. it's a nice feeling. >> tell us about the album. what is different? >> it's taken us two years to make. hopefully, it's pretty good. yeah, i think it's our best album yet. we genuinely are proud of it. >> we're excited to hear it. are you ready to hear a little something? can we get to the fall concert performance. singing we own the night. off their new album, the wanted. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ may our hearts be full like our drinks tonight ♪ ♪ may we sing and dance 'til we lose our minds ♪ ♪ we are only young if we seize the night ♪ ♪ tonight we own the night

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♪ we are only young if we seize the night ♪ ♪ tonight we own the night tonight we own the night ♪ one, two, three, four. ♪ la la la la la la la la la la ♪ ♪ la la la la la la la la la la ♪ ♪ la la la la la la la la la la ♪ ♪ for tonight i'm famous for tonight i'm king ♪ ♪ and i will be remembered for centuries they'll say ♪ ♪ this man was a hero, a hero of the night ♪ ♪ when he was at a party the party never died ♪ ♪ hey, i'm a little drunk but i got something to say ♪

hold your jars! ♪ may our hearts be full like our drinks tonight ♪ ♪ may we sing and dance till we lose our minds ♪ ♪ we are only young if we seize the night ♪ ♪ tonight we own the night ♪ and let us wake up inside of a stranger's bed ♪ ♪ let us drink until there is nothing left ♪ ♪ and this night, my friends we will not forget ♪ ♪ tonight we own the night tonight we own the night ♪ ♪ may our hearts be full like our drinks tonight ♪ ♪ may we sing and dance till we lose our minds ♪ ♪ we are only young if we seize the night ♪ ♪ tonight we own the night

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and whiten even more, with optic white mouthwash and the whole colgate optic white line. the crowd is loving the wanted here. their here for our "gma" concert series. word of mouth is their brand-new album. this track's called i found you. ♪ ♪ she wants me to come over i can tell her eyes don't lie ♪ ♪ she's calling me in the dark she moves us where the room ♪ ♪ around the lights turn like the sky confidence like a rock star ♪

♪ i wanna put my hands on her hands ♪ ♪ feel the heat from her skin ♪ ♪ get reckless in the starlight i'm moving to the beat of her heart ♪ ♪ i was so lost until tonight, tonight ♪ ♪ i found you in my darkest hour ♪ ♪ i found you in the pouring rain ♪ ♪ i found you when i was on my knees ♪ ♪ and your light brought me back again ♪ ♪ found you in the river of pure emotion ♪ ♪ i found you my only truth ♪ ♪ i found you with the music playing ♪ ♪ i was lost till i found you, you, you till i found you, you, you ♪ ♪ the night is getting older and i can't come off this high

i don't want this treatment to end ♪ ♪ i know she feels the same 'cause i can see it in her eyes she says, can we start again? ♪ ♪ i wanna put my hands on her hands ♪ ♪ feel the heat from her skin ♪ ♪ get reckless in the starlight ♪ ♪ because she's moving to the beat of my heart ♪ ♪ we were so lost until tonight, tonight ♪ ♪ i found you in my darkest hour ♪ ♪ i found you in the pouring rain ♪ ♪ i found you when i was on my knees ♪ ♪ and your light brought me back again ♪ ♪ found you in the river of pure emotion ♪ ♪ i found you my only truth ♪ ♪ i found you with the music playing ♪ ♪ i was lost till i found you, you, you till i found you, you, you ♪

♪ i said, people we're all looking for love tonight ♪ ♪ and sometimes we can't see it ♪ ♪ we're all blinded by the light ♪ ♪ and we all get low all get low ♪ ♪ searching for that peace of mind ♪ ♪ just when i have given up looking for some kind of sign ♪ ♪ that's when i found you, you, you ♪ ♪ that's when i found you, yeah ♪ ♪ that's when i found you that's when i found you, you, row ♪ ♪ i found you in my darkest hour ♪ ♪ i found you in the pouring rain ♪ ♪ i found you when i was on my knees ♪ ♪ and your light brought me back again ♪

>> okay, listen. ♪ found you in the river of pure emotion ♪ ♪ i found you my only truth ♪ ♪ i found you with the music playing ♪ ♪ i was lost till i found you ♪ >> we ♪ with holiday magic in both parks, the happiest place on earth, just got merrier.

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what a great way to kick off the week. a big thanks to the wanted. you guys are fantastic. "nightline" tonight, behind the scenes of the hit abc show, "marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d."

good morning. i'm eric thomas. we're able to see the sun at an earlier hour with the end of daylight saving time. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco to see how much warmer it's going to get today. >> about two to four degrees. that will be the case tomorrow and wednesday. then the warming stops. much cooler weather for the weekend. could be a repeat of last week. today, 59 half-moon bay for the cool spot, 70 fairfield. everybody else mid to upper 60s. tonight, almost as cool as it was this morning mid-30s inland, mid-30s to upper 40s for the rest of us. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s and 60s this weekend. leyla. all right. it is a packed house, sold out, whatever you want to call it you don't want to be there on the southbound nimitz. we have a brand new accident

reported causing spectator slowing in the northbound direction by about an hour and a half to head away from hayward into san announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, "homefront" action star jason statham. plus, the multi-talented pharrell williams. and we get "behind the scenes" week with a look of the making of "live"'s "live's best halloween show ever." plus there's a new game in show as we kick off "live"'s holiday escape all travel trivia. all next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪